JP2020032111A - Bathroom counter structure - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a bathroom counter structure that can facilitate the attach/detach operation to/from a bracket of a bathroom counter with a simplified attach/detach mechanism operating to/from the bracket of the bathroom counter.SOLUTION: In a bathroom counter structure 1 that includes a bracket 3 fixed to a first wall portion (wall surface) 103 of a bathroom space (bathroom) BR, and a bathroom counter 2 attachable/detachable to/from the bracket 3, the bathroom counter 2 is installed by moving in one direction relative to the bracket 3.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 15

Description

  The present invention relates to a bathroom counter structure.

Conventionally, a bathroom counter on which articles used in the bathroom, such as soap and a washbasin, are mounted on a wall surface in the bathroom. As such a bathroom counter, a bathroom counter detachable from a bracket fixed to a wall surface of the bathroom is known (for example, see Patent Document 1).
When attaching and detaching the bathroom counter disclosed in Patent Document 1, the bathroom counter is slid laterally with respect to the bracket. When attaching the bathroom counter to the bracket, slide the bathroom counter laterally with respect to the bracket and place it in a predetermined position, and attach a lock spacer that regulates the lateral movement of the bathroom counter to the side of the bathroom counter ing.

JP 2018-51123 A

  In the bathroom counter disclosed in Patent Literature 1, an operation of moving the bathroom counter in the lateral direction and an operation of attaching / detaching the lock spacer are required when attaching / detaching to / from the bracket. Further, the bathroom counter disclosed in Patent Document 1 requires a mechanism for moving the bathroom counter in the lateral direction and a mechanism for attaching and detaching the lock spacer.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a bathroom counter structure which can easily perform an attaching / detaching operation to a bracket of a bathroom counter and can have a simple structure of a mechanism for attaching / detaching to / from a bracket of the bathroom counter. I do.

  In order to achieve the above object, a bathroom counter structure according to the present invention is a bathroom counter structure having a bracket fixed to a wall surface of a bathroom and a bathroom counter detachable from the bracket, wherein the bathroom counter includes the bracket It is characterized by being moved in one direction with respect to and mounted.

  In the present invention, the bathroom counter can be easily attached to and detached from the bracket of the bathroom counter by being moved and mounted in one direction with respect to the bracket, and a mechanism for attaching and detaching the bathroom counter to the bracket can be provided. A simple structure can be obtained.

Further, in the bathroom counter structure according to the present invention, the bathroom counter may be attached to the bracket by moving from above to below.
With such a configuration, the operation of attaching and detaching the bathroom counter to and from the bracket can be easily performed.

Further, in the bathroom counter structure according to the present invention, the bathroom counter mounted on the bracket has a first rotation restricting mechanism that restricts rotation in a direction in which one side in the width direction is lowered and the other side is raised. Is also good.
With such a configuration, even when an upward or downward external force acts on one side in the width direction of the bathroom counter, the bathroom counter rotates in a direction in which one side in the width direction is lowered and the other side is raised. Can be prevented from coming off the bracket.

Further, in the bathroom counter structure according to the present invention, the first rotation regulating mechanism is provided in the bracket and vertically penetrates a first engagement hole, and is provided in the bathroom counter, and the first engagement hole A first projection inserted from above, and the first projection may have side surfaces on both sides in the left-right direction in contact with or near the inner peripheral surface of the first engagement hole.
With such a configuration, when an upward or downward external force acts on one side in the width direction of the bathroom counter, one of the left and right side surfaces of the first protrusion is formed inside the first engagement hole. Contact with the peripheral surface. Accordingly, the bathroom counter is prevented from rotating in a direction in which one side in the width direction is lowered and the other side is raised, and can be prevented from being detached from the bracket.

Further, in the bathroom counter structure according to the present invention, the bathroom counter mounted on the bracket may be configured such that one of the front side and the back side in the depth direction is lowered, and the second rotation restriction that restricts the rotation in the direction in which the other side is raised. It may have a mechanism.
With such a configuration, even when an external force directed downward toward the front side or the back side in the depth direction of the bathroom counter is applied, the bathroom counter is in a direction in which the front side in the depth direction is lowered and the back side is raised, or in the depth direction. It is possible to prevent the rear side from rotating downward and the front side from rising and coming off the bracket.

Further, in the bathroom counter structure according to the present invention, the second rotation regulating mechanism is provided in the bracket and vertically penetrates a second engagement hole, and is provided in the bathroom counter, the second engagement hole A second projection inserted from above, and a lower end of the second projection is located lower than the second engagement hole, and a lower end in a depth direction of the second projection. The side surface may be in contact with or close to the inner peripheral surface of the second engagement hole.
With such a configuration, when an external force that acts downward on the near side in the depth direction of the bathroom counter acts on the inner peripheral surface of the second engagement hole, the depth side of the second convex portion in the depth direction. Abut. This prevents the bathroom counter from rotating in the direction in which the front side in the depth direction is lowered, and prevents the bathroom counter from being detached from the bracket.

Further, in the bathroom counter structure according to the present invention, the second rotation restricting mechanism is provided on the bracket, and protrudes upward on a depth side and above a depth direction than the second engagement hole, The bathroom counter may include an insertion groove that is provided above a base end of the second projection and that opens downward and into which the third projection is inserted from below.
With such a configuration, when an external force that acts downward on the near side in the depth direction of the bathroom counter, the peripheral surface of the third protrusion contacts the inner peripheral surface of the insertion groove. This prevents the bathroom counter from rotating in the direction in which the front side in the depth direction is lowered, and prevents the bathroom counter from being detached from the bracket.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, while attaching / detaching operation | movement to the bracket of a bathroom counter can be performed easily, the attachment / detachment mechanism to the bracket of a bathroom counter can be made into a simple structure.

It is a figure which shows a mode that a counter is in use state in an example of the bathroom unit using the bathroom counter structure by embodiment of this invention. It is a figure which shows a mode that a counter is a storage state in an example of the bathroom unit using the bathroom counter structure by embodiment of this invention. It is the perspective view which looked at the counter from the upper part. It is the perspective view which looked at the counter from the lower part. FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line AA of FIG. 4. FIG. 5 is a sectional view taken along line BB of FIG. 4. FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line CC of FIG. 3. It is a perspective view of a bracket. FIG. 9 is a sectional view taken along line DD of FIG. 8. FIG. 9 is a sectional view taken along line EE of FIG. 8. It is the figure which omitted the decorative panel in the figure explaining F part of FIG. It is a perspective view of a protruding member. It is a perspective view of the other direction of the protruding member. It is a figure showing signs that a projection member entered into a crevice. It is a perspective view explaining how to attach a counter to a use state. It is sectional drawing explaining the mode that the counter was attached in use. It is sectional drawing explaining the mode that the counter was attached in use. It is a figure explaining a projected member and a first engaged convex part at the time of attaching a counter in a use state. FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating a protruding member and a first engaged convex portion when the counter subsequent to FIG. 18 is mounted in a use state. FIG. 20 is a diagram illustrating a protruding member and a first engaged convex portion when the counter subsequent to FIG. 19 is mounted in a use state. FIG. 21 is a diagram illustrating a protruding member and a first engaged convex portion when the counter subsequent to FIG. 20 is mounted in a use state. It is a perspective view explaining how to attach a counter in a storage state. It is a figure explaining a projection member and a first engaged convex part at the time of attaching a counter in a storage state. FIG. 24 is a diagram illustrating a protruding member and a first engaged convex portion when the counter subsequent to FIG. 23 is mounted in a use state. FIG. 25 is a diagram illustrating a protruding member and a first engaged convex portion when the counter following FIG. 24 is mounted in a use state. FIG. 26 is a diagram illustrating a protruding member and a first engaged convex portion when the counter following FIG. 25 is mounted in a use state.

Hereinafter, a bathroom counter structure according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 1, a bathroom counter structure 1 according to the present embodiment is a structure of a bathroom counter 2 configured to be detachable from a first wall portion 103 of a bathroom space BR, on which articles can be placed. The bathroom has a bathroom counter 2 and a bracket 3 fixed to the first wall 103 and to which the bathroom counter 2 can be attached and detached. The bathroom counter 2 is configured to be detachable from the first wall 103 via the bracket 3.
Hereinafter, a bathroom unit 100 using the bathroom counter structure 1 will be described as an example. The bathroom counter structure 1 is not limited to the bathroom unit 100, and is applicable to a bathroom constructed by a conventional method.

  The bathroom unit 100 is installed by assembling a floor, a wall, a ceiling, a bathtub, and the like using a frame and a panel in a building body. A bathroom space BR (bathroom) formed in the bathroom unit 100 has a bathtub 101 whose outer frame shape is substantially rectangular in plan view and a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, and constitutes a floor between the bathtub 101 and a wall. A washing place (floor surface) 102 is provided. An apron 105 that covers a side surface of the bathtub 101 is provided at an end of the bathtub 101 that is a boundary portion with the washing place 102, and the washing place 102 and the bathtub 101 are connected via the apron 105. The bathroom space BR is formed by a plurality of walls erected in all directions.

  In the present embodiment, of the plurality of walls of the bathroom unit 100, a wall provided with the shower fixture 109, the faucet 110, and the shower holder 107 is referred to as a first wall 103. The surface of the apron 105 of the bathtub 101 is arranged orthogonal to the first wall 103.

In the following description, the horizontal direction along the wall surface of the first wall portion 103 is referred to as a width direction, and the horizontal direction orthogonal to the width direction is referred to as a depth direction. In the depth direction, a direction approaching the first wall 103 is defined as a depth side, and a direction separating from the first wall 103 is defined as a near side in the depth direction. In the width direction of the first wall 103, the left and right when the user stands toward the first wall 103 are referred to as right and left, respectively. In the present embodiment, the bathtub 101 is arranged on the left side in the width direction, and the washing place 102 is arranged on the right side.

The bathroom counter 2 is formed in a flat plate shape, and one surface is a mounting surface 41 on which articles can be mounted. In the present embodiment, the bathroom counter 2 can be mounted on the bracket 3 in the first position in which the mounting surface 41 faces upward, and as illustrated in FIG. 2, the mounting surface 41 faces the rear side in the depth direction. It is configured to be attachable to the bracket 3 in the second posture. The other surface of the bathroom counter 2 (the surface opposite to the mounting surface 41) is referred to as a back surface 51.
A state in which the bathroom counter 2 is mounted on the bracket 3 in the first position as shown in FIG. 1 is used, and a state in which the bathroom counter 2 is mounted on the bracket 3 in the second position as shown in FIG. Is in the housed state. The bathroom counter 2 can be used by placing an article on the placement surface 41 when in the use state, and is arranged along the first wall 103 when in the storage state, and is disposed from the first wall 103 in comparison with the use state. Projection dimensions are reduced.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, when the bathroom counter 2 is in the first position, the top plate member 4 disposed on the upper side and the mounting surface 41 is formed, and the bottom plate disposed on the lower side and the back surface 51 is formed. And a top plate member 4 and a bottom plate member 5 are joined together. The top plate member 4 and the bottom plate member 5 are each formed of a resin material.

  The bathroom counter 2 has a substantially rectangular shape that is long in the width direction in a plan view when viewed from the thickness direction, and has four corners formed in an arc shape. The outer peripheral edges of the top plate member 4 and the bottom plate member 5 are joined to each other. An outer peripheral side wall 23 having a thickness in the thickness direction (up and down direction) is formed on the outer peripheral edge of the bathroom counter 2. The outer peripheral side wall portion 23 is a substantially planar wall portion.

As shown in FIG. 1, in the bathroom counter 2, in use, one of the two long-side ends 21 and 22 is engaged with the bracket 3, and the other long-side end is in the first position. It protrudes toward the near side from the one wall portion 103. Of the two long side ends 21 and 22, the long side end located on the near side in the use state is referred to as a first long side end 21, and the long side end engaged with the bracket 3 is the first long side end 21. It is referred to as the second long side end 22.
As shown in FIG. 2, the bathroom counter 2 in the housed state is engaged with the bracket 3 in such a direction that the first long side end 21 is on the upper side and the second long side end 22 is on the lower side.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the bathroom counter 2 is formed with a drain port 24 penetrating in the thickness direction. The drain port 24 is a long hole formed in the vicinity of the first long side end 21 and deeper than the first long side end 21, and extending substantially parallel to the first long side end 21. Both ends in the width direction of the drain port 24 are formed in an arc shape that is curved so as to protrude outward in the width direction (toward the left and right from the center in the width direction). The side from the end in the width direction toward the center is defined as the inside in the width direction.

  The mounting surface 41 of the bathroom counter 2 is formed flat. The mounting surface 41 is slightly inclined downward from the outer peripheral edge of the bathroom counter 2 toward the drain port 24. That is, when the bathroom counter 2 is in the first position, the mounting surface 41 has the lowest height of the edge of the drain port 24 and gradually descends and slopes from the outer peripheral edge of the bathroom counter 2 toward the drain port 24. ing. However, the inclination angle of the mounting surface 41 is such a small angle that water on the mounting surface 41 flows toward the drain port 24 and does not move along the inclination by its own weight when the article is placed. It is.

  The back surface 51 of the bathroom counter 2 is inclined downward from the first long side end 21 toward the second long side end 22 at the center in the width direction (long side direction).

As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, the bathroom counter 2 includes a first locked portion 52 that is engaged with the bracket 3 in a used state in a region on the second long side end 22 side of the back surface 51. The first locked portion 52 is formed substantially at the center in the width direction of the second long side end 22 and below the outer peripheral side wall 23 on the second long side end 22 side. The first locked portion 52 includes an inner concave portion 55, an outer concave portion 56, a ridge portion (first convex portion, second convex portion) 53, and an insertion groove 54. In the following description of the first locked portion 52, it is assumed that the bathroom counter 2 is in the first posture.
The inner concave portion 55 and the outer concave portion 56 are provided continuously, and the outer concave portion 56 is arranged on the inner side of the inner concave portion 55 in the depth direction.

The inner concave portion 55 is a concave portion formed in a substantially rectangular shape at a substantially central portion of the back surface 51 of the bathroom counter 2 in the width direction. The inner recess 55 opens downward and in the depth direction.
On both sides in the width direction of the inner concave portion 55, a pair of side wall portions 551 and 551 whose surfaces on the inner concave portion 55 side face inward in the width direction are arranged. On the near side in the depth direction of the inner concave portion 55, a near side wall portion 552 whose surface on the side of the inner concave portion 55 faces the far side in the depth direction is disposed. Above the inner concave portion 55, a bottom portion 553 whose surface on the inner concave portion 55 side faces downward is arranged. The inner concave portion 55 is formed so as to be surrounded by a pair of side wall portions 551, 551, a front side wall portion 552, and a bottom portion 553.

  The length in the width direction of the inner concave portion 55 is substantially equal to the length in the width direction of the drain port 24. Each of the side wall portions 551, 551 is provided with a first locked convex portion 57, 57. The first locked projections 57 are long projections protruding toward the center in the width direction and extending in the depth direction.

  A protrusion 53 is formed at an end of the inner concave portion 55 on the second long side end 22 side. The protrusion 53 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape, and is formed to protrude downward from the bottom 553 of the inner concave portion 55. The protrusion 53 is separated from the pair of side walls 551 and 551 of the inner recess 55 and the front side wall 552.

  The outer concave portion 56 is a concave portion formed between the inner concave portion 55 and the second long side end 22. The outer recess 56 is a substantially rectangular recess that is long in the width direction. The outer recess 56 has a longer opening dimension in the width direction than the inner recess 55.

On both sides in the width direction of the outer concave portion 56, a pair of side wall portions 562 and 562 whose surfaces on the side of the outer concave portion 56 face inward in the width direction are arranged. Slits 563 and 563 that are depressed outward in the width direction are formed on the pair of side wall portions 562 and 562, respectively.
Above the outer concave portion 56, a bottom portion 561 whose surface on the outer concave portion 56 side faces downward is arranged.
On the back side in the depth direction of the outer concave portion 56, a back side wall portion 531 provided on the back side in the depth direction of the ridge portion 53 is disposed at the middle portion in the width direction, and near the both ends in the width direction, respectively. The front side wall portions 564 and 564 in which the surface on the side of the outer concave portion 56 faces the depth side in the depth direction are disposed. The rear side wall portion 531 of the ridge portion 53 and the front side wall portions 564 and 564 are separated in the width direction.
The outer concave portion 56 is formed so as to be surrounded by a pair of side wall portions 562 and 562, a bottom portion 561, a rear side wall portion 531 of the ridge 53, and front side wall portions 564 and 564.
The front side wall portions 564 and 564 extend outward in the width direction from the depth-side end portions of the side wall portions 551 and 551 of the inner concave portion 55, and extend to the front side in the depth direction of the side wall portions 562 and 562 of the outer concave portion 56. Reaches the end.

  The insertion groove 54 is formed so as to be depressed upward at the center in the width direction of the bottom 561 of the outer concave portion 56. The insertion groove 54 is formed at a position adjacent to the ridge 53. The vicinity of the end in the left-right direction of the bottom of the insertion groove 54 is gradually inclined downward from the inside to the outside in the width direction.

  In addition, the bathroom counter 2 includes a second locked portion 58 that is engaged with the bracket 3 in the housed state. The second locked portion 58 is formed on the drain port 24 and at a lower portion of each of both sides in the width direction on the peripheral surface of the drain port 24 shown in FIGS. And a stop projection 581.

  The bracket 3 shown in FIG. 8 is formed of a resin member, and is fixed to the first wall 103 with a fixture (not shown) such as a screw. The bracket 3 includes a base body 31 provided along the first wall 103 (see FIGS. 1 and 2), and an arm 32 projecting from the base body 31 to the near side in the depth direction. The base body 31 and the arm 32 may be formed integrally, or may be separately formed and joined.

As shown in FIGS. 8 to 10, the base body 31 is a member that is long in the width direction, and the first wall portion 103 is in a state where the back surface 311 facing the depth side in the depth direction faces the first wall portion 103. It is fixed to. The surface portion 312, which is arranged on the near side in the depth direction of the base body 31 and has a surface facing the near side in the depth direction, has a planar shape in which the upper side 312a extends in the vertical direction, and the lower side 312b faces the lower end side. An inclined surface that is slightly inclined is formed so that the thickness in the depth direction gradually decreases. Both ends in the width direction of the surface portion 312 of the base body 31 have protruding edges 315 and 315 that slightly protrude outward in the width direction from the base body 31.
The dimension in the width direction of the base body 31 is slightly smaller than the dimension in the width direction of the outer concave portion 56 of the bathroom counter 2.

The arm portion 32 is formed in a substantially U-shape that opens in the depth direction in a plan view, and is provided to protrude from the surface portion 312 toward the near side in a substantially horizontal direction.
The width of the arm 32 is set slightly smaller than the distance between the pair of side walls 551 and 551 of the inner recess 55 of the bathroom counter 2.
The arm portion 32 has two base portions 321 and 321 separated in the width direction projecting from the front surface portion 312 of the base body 31 toward the near side, and a bar 322 is bridged between the front end portions of the base portions 321 and 321. .
The bar 322 extends substantially parallel to the surface portion 312. An end face on the near side of the bar 322 is formed to open in an oblong shape. A decorative panel 323 is attached to the front end surfaces of the bases 321 and 321 and the bar 322.

  An engagement hole (first engagement hole, second engagement hole) 33 is formed between the arm portion 32 and the surface portion 312 of the base body 31. The engagement hole 33 extends vertically. The ridge 53 of the bathroom counter 2 is inserted into the engagement hole 33. The inner peripheral shape in plan view of the engagement hole 33 is similar to the outer peripheral shape in plan view of the projection 53 (see FIG. 4) of the bathroom counter 2.

  A protruding wall (third protruding portion) 314 is formed on the upper surface of the base body 31 at an edge on the near side in the depth direction and protrudes upward at an intermediate portion in the width direction. The protruding wall 314 is formed above the engagement hole 33, and has substantially the same width dimension as the engagement hole 33. The vicinity of the left and right ends of the upper edge of the protruding wall 314 is gradually inclined downward from the inside to the outside in the width direction. The shape of the upper edge of the protruding wall 314 is similar to the shape of the bottom of the insertion groove 54 (see FIG. 4) of the bathroom counter 2.

As shown in FIGS. 8 and 11, a concave portion (hole) 341 that opens outward in the width direction is formed at the outer end in the width direction of each base portion 321, 321. The protrusion 342 is housed in the recess 341. In FIG. 11, the decorative panel 323 is omitted, and the right base 321 is shown. The protruding member 342 housed in the recess 341 is urged outward in the width direction by a leaf spring 343.
As shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, the protruding member 342 is formed integrally with the protruding portion (locking protruding portion) 344 protruding from the base 321 (see FIG. 11) and the protruding portion 344. And a leaf spring contact portion 345 that is accommodated and the leaf spring 343 contacts. A tapered surface 344a that tapers from the base end toward the distal end is formed over the entire periphery of the distal end portion of the protruding portion 344.

  As shown in FIG. 11, when the protruding member 342 is urged outward in the width direction by the leaf spring 343, the protruding portion 344 is maintained in a state of protruding from the base 321. As shown in FIG. 14, when the protruding member 342 is pushed inward in the width direction, the protruding member 342 enters the recess 341 of the base 321 up to the protruding portion 344. When the protruding member 342 is pushed inward in the width direction and enters the recess 341, the leaf spring contact portion 345 presses the leaf spring 343 inward in the width direction to elastically deform the leaf spring 343. . When the pressing of the projecting member 342 inward in the width direction is released, the leaf spring 343 is restored, and the projecting portion 344 of the projecting member 342 projects from the base 321 as shown in FIG.

Next, an engagement structure between the bathroom counter 2 and the bracket 3 will be described. The bathroom counter 2 is configured to be engageable with the bracket 3 in the use state and the storage state, respectively.
First, an engagement structure between the bathroom counter 2 and the bracket 3 in a use state will be described.
As shown in FIG. 15, the bathroom counter 2 is in the first position, the mounting surface 41 is directed upward, the first locked portion 52 of the back surface 51 is brought close to the bracket 3 from above, and the projection 53 is engaged. The protruding wall 314 is inserted into the insertion groove 54 (see FIGS. 4 to 6), and the base body 31 is inserted into the outer concave portion 56.

The protrusion 53 is similar to the shape of the engagement hole 33 of the arm 32 in a plan view, and the distance between the side walls 551 and 551 of the inner recess 55 is slightly larger than the width dimension of the arm 32 of the bracket 3. Therefore, the arm portion 32 and the first locked portion 52 are engaged. At this time, as shown in FIG. 16 and FIG. 17, the inner surface in the width direction of the arm portion comes into contact with the outer surface in the width direction of the ridge portion or approaches with a slight gap.
The bar 322 of the arm 32 is sandwiched between the front side wall 552 of the inner recess 55 and the ridge 53. Further, the inner side wall portion 531 of the ridge portion 53 comes into contact with the surface portion 312 of the bracket 3. The lower end of the projection 53 is located below the engagement hole 33 (the bar 322 of the arm 32).
When the base body 31 is inserted into the outer recess 56, projecting edges 315 and 315 slightly projecting outward in the width direction from the base body 31 are formed in the slits 563 and 563 formed in the pair of side walls 562 and 562 of the outer recess 56. Inserted.

  When the bathroom counter 2 in the first position is attached to the bracket 3, as shown in FIG. 18, first locked projections 57 provided on the side walls 551 and 551 of the inner recess 55 of the bathroom counter 2. , 57 approach from above the protruding portion 344 of the protruding member 342 that protrudes from the base portions 321, 321 of the arm portion 32, and as shown in FIG. It contacts the part 344 from above. The protrusion 344 of the protruding member 342 has a tip portion formed on the tapered surface 344a, so that the first locked convex portion 57 contacts the tapered surface 344a of the protrusion 344.

  FIGS. 18 to 21 and FIGS. 23 to 26 show the right protruding member 342, the first locked convex portions 57, 57, and the second locked convex portion 581. Also, in FIGS. 18 to 21 and FIGS. 23 to 26, the bathroom counter 2 is provided to make the movement of the protruding member 342, the first locked convex portions 57, 57, and the second locked convex portion 581 easy to understand. And the cross-sectional shape of the bracket 3 is the shape of the outer shape in the cross-section.

As shown in FIG. 20, when the first locked convex portion 57 moves further downward, the protruding member 342 is pushed inward in the width direction. As a result, the leaf spring 343 is pushed inward in the width direction and is elastically deformed, so that the protruding portion 344 of the protruding member 342 is inserted into the recess 341 and is not protruding from the base 321.
The first locked convex portion 57 moves downward while pressing the protruding member 342 inward in the width direction, and as shown in FIG. When it is arranged on the side, the pressing of the protrusion 344 inward in the width direction is released. The leaf spring 343 is restored, and the protruding portion 344 protrudes from the base 321.

  On the other hand, when removing the bathroom counter 2 in use from the bracket 3, when the user lifts the bathroom counter 2 upward while holding the bathroom counter 2, the first locked projections 57, 57 get over the protrusions 344 and move to the bathroom counter 2. The engagement between the bracket 2 and the bracket 3 can be released, and the bathroom counter 2 can be removed from the bracket 3.

  Next, an engagement structure between the bathroom counter 2 and the bracket 3 in the housed state will be described. As shown in FIG. 22, the bathroom counter 2 is set to the second posture, and the back surface 51 side is opposed to the bracket 3. At this time, the first long side end 21 is arranged to be on the upper side, and the drain port 24 is brought closer to the arm 32 of the bracket 3. The opening shape of the drain port 24 in plan view is similar to the front view shape of the arm portion 32, and the opening size of the drain port 24 is slightly larger than the front view shape of the arm portion 32. Therefore, when the bathroom counter 2 is approached in the depth direction with the back surface 51 facing the first wall portion 103, the arm portion 32 is inserted into the drain port 24, and the arm portion 32 is locked to the drain port 24. .

When the bathroom counter 2 in the second position is attached to the bracket 3, the second locked projection 581 formed on the inner periphery of the drain port 24 is attached to the base 321 of the arm 32, as shown in FIG. , 321 protruding from the near side in the depth direction of the protruding member 342, and the second locked protruding portion 581 is positioned near the protruding portion 344 of the protruding member 342 in the depth direction as shown in FIG. Contact from the side.
Since the tip of the protrusion 344 of the protrusion 342 is formed on the tapered surface 344a, the second locked protrusion 581 contacts the tapered surface 344a of the protrusion 344.

As shown in FIG. 25, when the second locked protrusion 581 further moves to the far side in the depth direction, the protruding member 342 is pushed inward in the width direction. As a result, the leaf spring 343 is pushed inward in the width direction and is elastically deformed, so that the protruding portion 344 of the protruding member 342 is inserted into the recess 341 and is not protruding from the base 321.
The second locked projection 581 moves to the depth side in the depth direction with the protruding member 342 pressed inward in the width direction, and as shown in FIG. When the projection 344 is disposed on the far side in the depth direction, the inward pressing of the protrusion 344 in the width direction is released. The leaf spring 343 is restored, and the protruding portion 344 protrudes from the base 321.

As a result, the bathroom counter 2 is hung down and supported by the arm 32, and the bathroom counter 2 is held in the bracket 3 in a housed state. If the end area of the back surface 51 of the bathroom counter 2 on the side of the second long side end 22 is configured to abut on the first wall 103, the bathroom counter 2 can be moved up and down in two places in the vertical direction. Since the bathroom counter 2 is supported by the bathroom 103, the bathroom counter 2 is stably held in the housed state.

  As shown in FIG. 22, in the housed state, the mounting surface 41 of the bathroom counter 2 and the arm 32 of the bracket 3 are arranged in a substantially flush state in the vertical direction. As a result, in the storage state, the space occupied by the bathroom counter 2 in the washing place 102 can be reduced, and the washing place 102 (see FIG. 2) can be widely used.

  On the other hand, when removing the stored bathroom counter 2 from the bracket 3, when the user moves the bathroom counter 2 to the near side in the depth direction while gripping the bathroom counter 2, the second locked projection 581 climbs over the projection 344. Thus, the engagement between the bathroom counter 2 and the bracket 3 can be released, and the bathroom counter 2 can be removed from the bracket 3.

Next, the operation and effect of the bathroom counter structure 1 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to the drawings.
In the bathroom counter structure 1 according to the present embodiment described above, the bathroom counter 2 is attached to the bracket 3 by moving in one direction from above to below, so that the bathroom counter 2 can be easily attached to and detached from the bracket 3. And the mechanism for attaching and detaching the bathroom counter 2 to and from the bracket 3 can have a simple structure.
In the bathroom counter structure 1 according to the present embodiment, the bathroom counter 2 is attached to the bracket 3 by moving the bathroom counter 2 in one direction with respect to the bracket 3 regardless of whether the bathroom counter 2 is attached to the bracket 3 in a use state or a storage state. Can be.

Further, in the bathroom counter structure 1 according to the present embodiment, an engaging hole 33 provided in the bracket 3 and vertically penetrating, and a ridge portion 33 provided in the bathroom counter 2 and inserted into the engaging hole 33 from above are provided. The protrusions 33 have side surfaces on both sides in the left-right direction in contact with or near the inner peripheral surface of the engagement hole 33 (first rotation restricting mechanism).
With such a configuration, when an external force directed upward or downward acts on one side in the width direction of the bathroom counter, one of the left and right sides of the ridge portion 33 becomes the inner periphery of the engagement hole 33. Abuts the surface. Accordingly, the bathroom counter 2 is prevented from rotating in a direction in which one side in the width direction is lowered and the other side is raised, and can be prevented from being detached from the bracket 3.

Further, in the bathroom counter structure 1 according to the present embodiment, the lower end of the ridge 33 is located below the engagement hole 33, and the inner side surface of the ridge 33 in the depth direction is defined by the engagement hole 33. It is in contact with or close to the inner peripheral surface (second rotation restricting mechanism).
By adopting such a configuration, for example, an external force directed downward by the user on the near side in the depth direction of the bathroom counter 2 by putting a hand on the near side in the depth direction of the bathroom counter 2 or placing an article on the front side is reduced. When acted, the side surface on the far side in the depth direction of the ridge portion 33 contacts the inner peripheral surface of the engagement hole 33. Thereby, the bathroom counter 2 is prevented from rotating in a direction in which the front side in the depth direction is lowered and the back side is raised, and can be prevented from being detached from the bracket 3. In addition, for example, the user touches the back side of the bathroom counter 2 in the depth direction, places an article, or hits a person or an object from below on the front side of the bathroom counter 2 in the depth direction. When an external force that acts downward on the depth side in the depth direction of No. 2, the side surface on the near side in the depth direction of the ridge portion 33 comes into contact with the inner peripheral surface of the engagement hole 33. Accordingly, the bathroom counter 2 is prevented from rotating in the direction in which the depth side in the depth direction is lowered and the labor side is raised, and can be prevented from being detached from the bracket 3.

Further, in the bathroom counter structure 1 according to the present embodiment, a protruding wall 314 that is provided in the bracket and protrudes upward on the depth side and above the engagement hole 33, and the base end of the protruding ridge 33 on the bathroom counter 2. And an insertion groove 54 that is provided above the portion and that opens downward and into which the protruding wall 314 is inserted from below (second rotation restricting mechanism).
With such a configuration, when an external force that acts downward on the near side in the depth direction of the bathroom counter 2, the peripheral surface of the protruding wall 314 contacts the inner peripheral surface of the insertion groove 54. Accordingly, the bathroom counter 2 is prevented from rotating in a direction in which the near side in the depth direction is lowered, and the bathroom counter 2 can be prevented from being detached from the bracket 3.

The embodiment of the counter structure according to the present invention has been described above. However, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be appropriately changed without departing from the gist of the present invention.
For example, in the above embodiment, for example, in the above embodiment, the bathroom counter 2 is configured to be attachable to the bracket 3 in both the first posture and the second posture, but the first posture in the use state Only the bracket 3 may be configured to be attachable.
Further, when the bathroom counter 2 is mounted on the bracket 3 in the used state, the bathroom counter is moved downward from above to be mounted on the bracket 3, but it is moved from the near side to the far side in the depth direction so that the bracket 3 is moved. Or may be moved in the width direction and attached to the bracket 3.
Further, in the above embodiment, the first rotation restricting mechanism and the second rotation restricting mechanism are provided, but one or both of them may not be provided. Further, the form of the first rotation restricting mechanism and the second rotation restricting mechanism may be other than the above-described forms, and may be appropriately set.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bathroom counter structure 2 Bathroom counter 3 Bracket 33 Engagement hole (first engagement hole, second engagement hole)
53 ridges (first convex, second convex)
54 Insertion groove 103 First wall (wall)
314 Projecting wall (third convex part)
BR Bathroom space (bathroom)

Claims (7)

A bracket fixed to the bathroom wall,
In a bathroom counter structure having a bathroom counter detachable from the bracket,
The bathroom counter structure, wherein the bathroom counter is moved and mounted in one direction with respect to the bracket.   2. The bathroom counter structure according to claim 1, wherein the bathroom counter is mounted so as to move downward from above with respect to the bracket. 3.   3. The bathroom counter structure according to claim 1, wherein the bathroom counter mounted on the bracket has a first rotation restricting mechanism that restricts rotation in a direction in which one side in the width direction is lowered and the other side is raised. 4. The first rotation regulating mechanism, a first engagement hole provided in the bracket and vertically penetrating,
A first protrusion provided on the bathroom counter and inserted into the first engagement hole from above,
4. The bathroom counter structure according to claim 3, wherein the first protrusion has a lateral surface on both sides in the left-right direction in contact with or near an inner peripheral surface of the first engagement hole. 5.   The bathroom counter mounted on the bracket has a second rotation regulating mechanism that regulates rotation in a direction in which one of the front side and the rear side in the depth direction is lowered and the other side is raised. 2. The bathroom counter structure according to item 1. The second rotation restricting mechanism, a second engagement hole provided in the bracket and vertically penetrating,
A second projection provided on the bathroom counter and inserted into the second engagement hole from above,
The lower end of the second convex portion is located below the second engagement hole,
The bathroom counter structure according to claim 5, wherein a side surface on a depth side in a depth direction of the second protrusion is in contact with or close to an inner peripheral surface of the second engagement hole. The second rotation restricting mechanism is provided on the bracket, a third convex portion protruding upward on a depth side and an upper side in a depth direction than the second engagement hole,
7. The bathroom counter structure according to claim 6, further comprising: an insertion groove provided in the bathroom counter above the base end of the second protrusion, opening downward and the third protrusion being inserted from below. .

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